Furnish Master

About Furnish Master

Furnish Master is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Alex Blintsov and was released on October 18, 2023. It received positive reviews from players.

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81%Audience ScoreBased on 652 reviews

story32 positive mentions

stability31 negative mentions

Extensive customization options with the ability to resize, recolor, and reposition furniture and decor items with precision.
Useful both as a relaxing creative game and a practical tool for planning and designing real-life rooms and apartments.
Sandbox mode offers unrestricted creative freedom and the story mode adds variety with puzzles and renovation challenges.

Game controls and camera system are often described as clunky, unintuitive, and frustrating especially for object placement and rotation.
Notable bugs and crashes affect stability; issues include lag, objects floating or clipping improperly, and problems saving or undoing actions.
Limited content and features in early access state, such as inability to build interior walls or create multi-room layouts, and a restricted furniture catalog.

story
122 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26% positive mentions, 70% neutral mentions, 4% negative mentions
The game's story mode offers a variety of charming, puzzle-based missions that add purpose and structure beyond simple room decorating, making it an enjoyable and relaxing experience for many players. However, some find it short, occasionally buggy, and with a lack of depth or mission variety, expressing frustration over certain challenging or repetitive puzzles and limited progression options. Overall, while story mode enhances motivation and showcases the game's customization features well, it currently feels more like a light, casual companion to the sandbox mode rather than a deeply engaging narrative experience.
- “The story mode is fun, and I honestly love the implementation of a variety of puzzle rooms being added in and not just decoration-only progression.”
- “The story mode is very varied and isn't too challenging with the puzzles, however the option of a hint (domino room because finding them repeatedly was half the problem) would be nice.”
- “There are two 'gamemodes' if you like: story, which you follow along with different clients, buy real estate to work on, complete puzzles, etc. There's also sandbox, which is a free build mode.”
- “The game also starts convincing you it will explain everything, but sort of ditches you after the first job in story mode and leaves you to sandbox and sort it out yourself (or at least does a poor job of sending you to the next tutorial job once completing the first).”
- “There was a mini puzzle game part of the story mission that kept failing no matter what I did and couldn't progress at all.”
- “And this game does not allow you to have more than one game profile and has no replay or reset option for the story mode.”
graphics
46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30% positive mentions, 63% neutral mentions, 7% negative mentions
The game features a charming, minimalist art style with bright, polished graphics and a wide range of customizable aesthetics, providing an enjoyable and immersive design experience. However, early access glitches affect lighting and shadows, causing flickering and occasional lag, especially on lower-end hardware, which may impact playability. Overall, the visuals are praised for their cuteness and clean design, though some users find performance and graphics setting adjustments cumbersome.
- “The game uses lumen global illumination to help additionally light up the scene if you so choose, and if your game defaults to the 'high' graphical preset, it will be turned on by default.”
- “The object models themselves are consistent in quality, and the game supports a wide range of styles—from modern minimalist to rustic and eclectic—without locking players into a single aesthetic theme.”
- “The graphics are bright and polished, giving a clean and modern feel to the interiors.”
- “At this point in time, the game can be pretty glitchy/buggy (still in early access); especially graphical glitches cause the lighting to flash, which could be bad for photosensitive players.”
- “The only way to get the game not to crash is to have all graphics turned down so low that it looks ugly, and it still lags.”
- “When I put my graphics settings to medium or low, all of my shadows start flickering, but they stop when shadows are set to high or ultra.”
gameplay
41 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27% positive mentions, 66% neutral mentions, 7% negative mentions
The gameplay centers on creative furnishing and interior design with intuitive drag-and-drop mechanics, appealing especially to players who enjoy relaxing, design-focused experiences. While praised for its soothing pace, customization options, and engaging mini-games, users note drawbacks such as cumbersome grid placement, limited item resizing, control and UI issues, and incomplete tutorials that hinder building complex structures. Overall, it offers enjoyable and satisfying gameplay but would benefit from improvements in precision controls and added mechanics.
- “Unlike many games that tie building and decorating into larger mechanics such as city-building or life simulation, Furnish Master focuses almost exclusively on the creative process of furnishing and personalizing interiors.”
- “The core gameplay revolves around selecting, placing, customizing, and arranging furniture and décor across a wide variety of environments.”
- “The gameplay reminds me of stuff like The Sims 4 or Animal Crossing New Horizons DLC, but the possibilities are way bigger than those games (without mods): possibility to align stuff on a grid or not, 360° rotation on all three axes, avoid collisions or make furniture clip, even put stuff on a wall, like plants, fire extinguishers, or even a chair if you feel like it.”
- “However, the grid for placing objects is very disappointing, which is very similar to the same mechanics in The Sims.”
- “These mechanics often just get in the way, and as I understand it, you can't turn it off.”
- “Maybe I haven't figured out the full mechanics of the game but from my experience so far it is incredibly difficult to make complex wall structures, for instance where a window may be I can't seem to create indents in the walls without extreme difficulty.”
stability
31 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The game's stability is currently hindered by numerous bugs and glitches, including camera issues, visual flickering, object placement problems, and frequent crashes, particularly in early access. While the core concept shows promise, these technical problems often disrupt gameplay and limit enjoyment. Players are advised to expect instability until future updates improve performance and fix critical issues.
- “At this point in time, the game can be pretty glitchy/buggy as it is still in early access; especially graphical glitches cause lighting to flash, which could be bad for photosensitive players.”
- “The lighting is really buggy, with many visual glitches that led me to return the product.”
- “The UI was buggy and the worst part was that the game would crash whenever I tried to exit a level.”
music
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36% positive mentions, 50% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions
The game's music is widely praised for being relaxing, mellow, and well-suited to its cozy atmosphere, making it ideal for a chill, immersive experience. However, many users express a desire for greater variety beyond the current limited lofi playlist and request a better option to disable music entirely to avoid intrusive pop-ups. Overall, the soothing soundtrack enhances the gameplay but could benefit from more diverse tunes and improved music settings.
- “Built-in lofi playlist: though the selection should increase, having the songs loop around really helps get into the design flow.”
- “You can just sit there and decorate rooms as you wish, there are plenty of puzzle minigames and the songs are super relaxing.”
- “Very relaxing cozy game, relaxed sound tracks and very enjoyable for people who like to design, lots of possibilities to make it to your liking.”
- “It's a cozy and cute game, but it needs more variation, especially with music since it keeps the same 3 lofi songs on repeat.”
- “However, since I can only mute the music, the music player still pops up on my screen every time a song ends.”
- “Sometimes the music player obstructs the view and there is no simple option to turn off the music.”
optimization
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31% positive mentions, 46% neutral mentions, 23% negative mentions
Optimization for the game is inconsistent, with many users reporting performance issues, lag, and lack of sufficient graphics settings, even on higher-end PCs. While it runs smoothly on most modern systems, detailed environments can cause it to be resource-heavy, and bugs occasionally impact gameplay. However, ongoing updates and fixes are expected to improve optimization over time.
- “Performance-wise, Furnish Master runs smoothly on most modern systems, and the developer has optimized the game fairly well despite its detailed environments and object-heavy scenes.”
- “Also need optimization but I can say it is worth it, very relaxing.”
- “For the most part, the game runs smoothly and without too much of a hitch, but when bugs do pop up, it does tend to get in the way of the experience.”
- “I just wish it were optimized better; it is very slow at times and may threaten to overheat your desktop.”
- “Unoptimized game; despite having a PC much better than the recommended configuration, the game lags.”
- “Not to mention, it seriously lacks some optimization settings. Usually, when having issues on this laptop, it's straightforward to lower the settings, but this game doesn't offer many options in the menus.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is described as tedious and cumbersome, requiring excessive clicking through multiple sub-menus for minor changes, making the experience feel slow and overwhelming. Some users feel the amount of grinding needed is excessive, almost necessitating a "second life" to complete.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “You’ll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Changing colors and materials of walls and props is a tedious and grating experience, because for each thing that I want to change requires me to click through multiple sub-menus for every single object.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's versatility and customizable layouts provide high replayability, allowing each new space to feel unique and encouraging experimentation with different styles.
- “It’s this versatility that gives the game so much replay value, as each new space can feel entirely different from the last.”
- “Plus, the ability to customize layouts and experiment with different styles adds to the replay value.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Users find the monetization approach intrusive, often encountering excessive ads that disrupt the experience, leading to frustration when using web-based tools or engaging with demos promoted through social media.
- “However, the web-based tools I tried were usually awful: full of ads and frustrating to use.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
Users find the game emotionally rewarding and wholesome, appreciating its positive and uplifting atmosphere. The presence of item mods in the community adds to the enjoyable experience, making it highly recommended.
- “This game feels rewarding, wholesome, and there's even item mods in the community!”
- “I recommend it, it's a nice, wholesome game.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's dynamic weather and time-of-day changes create a varied and immersive atmosphere, enriching both the visual experience and the creative process.
- “Weather and time-of-day adjustments allow you to see your work under different conditions, which not only affects the atmosphere but also enhances the creative process.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor is light and enjoyable, adding a fun element to the puzzles.